Mill Creek Entertainment Has Targeted May 13 For The DVD Debut Of The Directing Team Of Jeremy W. Brown And Mick Strawn’s Solitude

It might be a little premature, but is Brownspace Films the next Blumhouse Productions? 

Genre hit after genre hit — Wolf Man, Afraid, Imaginary, Night Swim, Five Nights at Freddy’s, the Insidious series … and on and on!  Those are just a few examples of Blumhouse’s genre films … and there are many, many more.   Blumhouse is a brand that genre fans flock to!

When we saw Brownspace Films’ Friday the 13th: Vengeance, the reaction was, that’s interesting!  That’s impressive!!  What’s next?

The “what’s next” question has been answered. 

It is the directing team of Jeremy W. Brown and Mick Strawn’s Solitude, starring the seductive Sam Wren Vincent as Kara Chase, a self-absorbed participant in a survival challenge with a finalist payday of a cool million dollars.

Mill Creek Entertainment has selected May 13 as the street date for the DVD debut of Solitude.

The film made its debut at FrankenCon 2024 and the buzz was instant.  In short, WOW!

When you see indie genre films, you almost expect a cookie-cutter approach.  Nothing wrong with that, archetypes work.  The haunted house (or some variation), the victim pool, the crazed killer and the final girl … that’s a winning combination, if handled right!

As a genre fan, if that is what you are expecting, then you are in for a treat in that Solitude is more of a mind-trip as our protagonist, Kara Chase, has taken to the woods — alone — and is responsible for recording her moment by moment attempts to win the game. 

There is just one problem.  Well, maybe more than just one problem.  When you are dealing with the human mind, isolate in the wild and carrying “baggage” from the past, anything is possible.   Nature is tough, but when the mind begins to bend to the supernatural it can become a horrific and even deadly combination.  

As time passes, and the competition becomes more intense, Kara’s past begins to overtake her sanity … it becomes a race against time to win the competition or lose a connection with reality.  Or, perhaps, there is something else at play in this lonely section of the forest.

The directing team of Jeremy W. Brown and Mick Strawn’s Solitude is a horror mind trip that sneaks up on you.  You expect one thing, but as the third act unfolds something more sinister is at play (no spoilers) as Kara struggles to maintain sanity … and win the game!!

If you are a genre fan, then Mill Creek Entertainment’s May 13 DVD release of Solitude is a must!!